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Tel: 42-88-4344

Director: Amado Ruiz Moreno



Maria Cabrales Library

_Bldg. 10 apt. 5 District of José Martí



SANTA CLARA

Director: Noelia Pedraza Jiménez



Eduardo R. Chibas Library

_Calle Padre Chao # 151 between central



main road and ciclon,

SANTA CLARA

Director Eddy Espinosa Francos



Calixto García Iñiguez Library

_Calle 1ra # 21 between A and B, district



of Nuevo Condado. SANTA CLARA

Director: Yuniesky García López



José de la Luz and Caballero Library

_General Mariño # 331 A between



Campo and Circunvalación. District of

Virginia, SANTA CLARA

Director: Bernardo Luis Ascanio Camargo



Jesús José Sardiñas Jiménez Library

_Calle 6ta # 16 between 3ra and carretera



de Sagua, District of Camacho

Director: Idalberto Fernández



27 de Junio Library

_Casa # 59, Batey Central Azucarero



Quintyn Banderas,

CORRALILLOS

Director: Guillermo Casabuena Montesinos



Luis Estévez Library

_Calle 2da bloque Capt 2 between



Carretera Central and A, District of Vigía,

VILLA CLARA

Director: Freddy Joel Martín Fraga



5 de Abril Library

_Finca Santa Elvira casa # 35



Poblado Rancho Veloz, CORRALILLO

Director: Yunior López González



Diosdado Aquid Library

_Calle Gerónimo Caballero unnumbered,



between Panchito Gómez Toro and

Coronel Acebedo.

SANTA CLARA

Director: Orestes Suárez Torres



Biblioteca Presidio Político P.Luis Boitel

_C/ 7ª del Sur #5 entre Paseo Martí y



1ra del Este, SANTA CLARA

Director: Jorge Luís García Pérez 'Antúnez'



* Ex polítical prisoner

The Pedro Luis Boitel National Civic Resistance

Movement, whose headquarters are in Villa Clara.

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Families of Political Prisoners

PROVINCE OF VILLA CLARA

1. Arturo Pérez de Alejo Rodríguez

Sentence: 20 years’ imprisonment. Violation of Law 88

Prison: Guamajal, Santa Clara

_Family address: Calle Juan Bruno Zayas #113 Sur, between Ramón Pando Ferrer



and Jesús Menéndez, Manicaragua

Family contact member: Moraima León Sabina (wife)

‡„Tel. (42) 491467 – neighbor



2. Omar Ruiz Hernández

Sentence: Case #1 of 2003, 18 years’

imprisonment. Violation of Law 88

Prison: Nieves Morejón

_Family address: Luz Caballero #118

between Misioneros and Hospital,

Santa Clara

Family contact member:

Bárbara Maritza Rojo Arias (wife)

‡„Tel. (42) 218531

Omar Ruíz is married to Bárbara Maritza Rojo and they have a

son, Frank Samuel – all three are shown in the photograph

above. Omar is in jail for defending the ideals of democracy. He

has been harassed on account of both his political and religious

ideas, since he was born into a very devout family and

was brought up with seven underprivileged children who were

adopted by his parents and whom he considered siblings.

In the photograph at left, Arturo Pérez de Alejo with his wife Moraima León. The couple has two children, Ailén, aged 21

years, and Claudia, aged just 9 (shown in the photo at right). After a summary trial, Arturo received the sentence that

had been sought by the prosecutor: 20 years’ imprisonment. Moraima has repeatedly denounced the abuse and mistreatment

that her husband suffers in prison – just as occurs with other prisoners of conscience.

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7. Librado Linares García

Sentence: Case #1 of 2003, 20 years’

imprisonment. Violation of Law 88

Prison: Provincial de Ariza, Cienfuegos

_Family address: Hermanos

Cárdenas #26 between Valeriano López

and Demetrio Brito, Camajuaní

Family contact member: Magaly Broche

de la Cruz (wife)

‡„Tel. 042 48 27 00

Political prisoner Librado Linares, of humble rural origins, is

married to Magaly Broche and has a son, César (photo

above). Librado Linares was arrested on the street in

March 2003; his house was subsequently the subject of a

six-hour search, which turned up only books and letters.

Defenders of Democracy and Human Rights

National Civic Resistance Movement

Pedro Luís Boitel”

Denounces abuses committed against political

prisoners

Director: Berta Antúnez Pernet

(niece of prisoner Omar Pernet)

_Address: Calle 7ma del Sur No. 3 A

between Paseo Martí and 1ra. del Este

PLACETAS

‡„Tel.: 42-8-2634



Cuban Reflection Movement

Defends human rights, assists political prisoners

and prisoners of conscience, and

works in support of Cuban culture

Director: Librado Linares García

* Political prisoner

_Address: Hermanos Cárdenas



No. 26 between Demetrio

Brito and Valeriano López, CAMAJUANÍ

‡„Tel.: 42-48-1445



3. Antonio A. Villarreal Acosta

Sentence: Case #3 of 2003, 15 years’ imprisonment.

Violation of Law 88

Prison: La Pendiente, Villa Clara

_Family address: Calle Clavel #48 B,

between Narciso López and Luis

Córdoba, Corralillo

Family contact member: Silvia Aguada

Alfonso (wife)

‡„Tel. (7) 8784348 (Beatriz Pedroso)



4. Margarito Broche Espinosa

* Provisional release

(conditional liberty)

Sentence: Case #1 of 2003, 25 years’

imprisonment.

_Family address: Avenida 39 # 1603



between 16 and 18 Caibarién

Family contact member: María de la

Caridad Noa González (wife)

‡„Tel. (42) 363693



5. Léster González Pentón

Sentence: Case #1 of 2003, 20 years’

imprisonment. Violation of Law 88

Prison: Guamajal, Santa Clara

_Family address: Calle Primera #28,

between A and Río, District of Ruiz del

Sol, Santa Clara

Family contact member: Janet Ocaña

(wife)

‡„Tel. (42) 20 11 91



6. Omar Pernet Hernández

Sentence: Case #1 of 2003, 25 years’

imprisonment. Other acts against National

Security


Prison: La Pendiente (Hospital Finloy)

_Family address: 7 del Sur #5 between



Paseo Martí and Primera del Este, Placetas

Family contact member: Mirta Pernet

Reyes (sister)

‡„Tel. (42) 82634 – Marte Valdés

PIN

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Cuban Pro-Democracy Movement

Denounces human rights violations and

assists political prisoners

Director: Lester González Pentón



* Political prisoner

_Address: Calle 1ra. No. 28 between A



and Ríos, District of Ramón Ruiz del Sol

SANTA CLARA

‡„Tel.: 42-20-5832



Democratic Solidarity Party

Promotes change to democracy through

peaceful methods

Director: Rolando Pastor Cabello García

_Address: Avenida 5 # 10013 between

10 and 12.

CAIBARIÉN

Association of Raft Riders for Peace,

Democracy and Freedom

Assists raft riders who have been repatriated

to Cuba, and the relatives of raft riders

now living in the United States

Director: Margarito Broche Espinosa

* Provisional release

_Address: Avenida #39 #1603



between 16 and 18

CAIBARIÉN

‡„Tel.: 42-34381



(ask for Margarito or Jorge Cubilla)

42-351468 (Milagros) 36-3693

Marta Abreu” Forum for Social Studies

Creates a culture of tolerance and conducts

independent social sciences research

as an alternative to the official line

Director: Guillermo Fariñas Hernández



* Provisional release

_Address: Alemán 615 between



Misionero and Hospital

SANTA CLARA

‡„Tel.: 42-204091 or Dulce 42-20275

Mario Manuel de la Peña” National

Human Rights Movement

Publicizes the Universal Declaration of

Human Rights

Director: Omar Pernet Hernández



* Political prisoner

_Address: 2da del Oeste #124-A between



5ta and 6ta del Sur

PLACETAS

Independent Organization for Human

Rights “Escambray”

Publicizes the Universal Declaration and

denounces human rights violations

President: Arturo Pérez de Alejo



* Political prisoner

_Address: Juan B Zayas 113 Sur between



Jesús Menéndez and

Juan Pando Ferrer

MANICARAGUA

‡„Tel.: 011 53 (42) 49 16 82



(Roberto Álvarez)

Wife: Moraima Sabina León



Trade Union Press Agency Lux Info

Press (branch headquarters)

Magalis Suárez

_Address: Building 1, apt. 10

District of José Martí

SANTA CLARA

‡„Tel.: 282219



National Trade Union and Labor Training

Center (CNCSL)

Director: Magalis Suárez

_Address: Calle G Building, Apt. 10

3. District of José Martí

SANTA CLARA

‡„Tel.: 5342 282219



E-mail: Rociofernando@yahoo.com

Union of Independent Christian Workers

General Secretary: Miguel Tejeda Tenorio

_Address: Villaclara

SANTA CLARA

‡„Tel.: 5342 206972



Union of Accountants and Economists

General Secretary:

Magalis Suárez Martínez.

_Address: Calle G Building-10, apt. 3,



District of José Martí,

SANTA CLARA

‡„Tel.: 5342 282 219



E-Mail: RocioFernando@yahoo.com

National Independent Workers

Federation of Cuba

Magalis Suárez Martínez

_Address: Calle G, Building 10, Apt.

3. District of José Martí

SANTA CLARA

‡„Tel.: 5342 282219

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IV. Recommended Medicine and Books for the Traveler

1. Medicine

Contrary to government propaganda, medicine is scarce in Cuba and in many instances,

Cubans find it difficult to obtain basic medicine such as paracetamol and ibuprofen. In view

of this demand, it is worthwhile to use your trip to partially assist in alleviating this need.

In the case of prisoners of conscience, the situation is even more serious due to the fact that

the majority of them contract some kind of illness while in prison, or else suffer a worsening

of their existing health problems. Their families find it hard to access the medicine they need.

High blood pressure, gastritis, anemia and headaches are just some of the common ailments

among prisoners.

Suggested Medicine

We recommend that you carry the following medicine, which is useful in treating the illnesses

that are headlined above each group in bold:

Gastritis / Gastric Ulcer

_ Omeprazole 20

_ Lansoprazole 30

_ Ranitidine 300

_ Antacid (suspension): magaldrate

+ simethicone

Arthrosis

_ Glucosamine + Chondroitin sulfate

_ Meloxicam 15 mg / 7.5 mg

Glaucoma

_ Dorzolamide + Timolol (drops)

_ Levobunolol 0.5%

_ Latanoprost 0.005%

Tuberculosis

_ Isoniacide 5 mgr

_ Riphampicine 300 mgr

_ Pyrazinamide 500 mg

_ Ethambutol

Hypertension

_ Enalapril 10 or 20

_ Lisinopril 10 or 20

_ Carvedidol 25 mg or 12.5 mg

_ Losartan 50 mg

_ Valsartan + Hydrochlorothiazide

_ Amlodipine 5 mg or 10 mg

_ Captopril 25 mg or 50 mg

Peripheral circulatory failure

_ Troxerutine 300 mg

Ischemic heart disease

_ Diosmine + Hesperidine

Prostate


_ Cefasabal (Saw Palmetto + Golden

Staff + Horse Chestnut)

Parasitosis

_ Albendazole 400 mg

_ Mebendazole 100 mg

Headache


_ Ergotamine + caffeine (anti-migraine)

_ Ketorolac (Analgesic)

Anemia

_ Ferrous sulfate



_ Polymaltose iron

Miscellaneous

_ Antibiotics

_ Cephradine 500

_ Penicillin G clemizole

_ Dicloxacillin 500

_ Nonsteroid anti-inflammatory drugs

_ Meloxicam

_ Sodium diclofenac, 50 mg

_ Vitamins

_ B Complex

_ Ibuprofen

_ Paracetamol

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List of relatives / political prisoners / diseases or illnesses

The following is a list of specific ailments suffered by some prisoners. These diseases or illnesses

have also been mentioned by the prisoners’ relatives in the book “Las Damas de

Blanco” (The Ladies in White). The name of each prisoner of conscience is shown in blue.



CAMAGÜEY

Yaraí Reyes

_Normando Hernández

_Tuberculosis / chronic gastritis / intestinal

irritation.

Rebeca Antonia Rodríguez Souto

_Alfredo Pulido

_Constant headaches



CIEGO DE ÁVILA

Yolanda Vera Nerey

_Pedro Argüelles

_Artritis generalizada



HOLGUÍN

María Esther Blanco

_Próspero Gainza Agüero

_Glaucoma and cervical arthrosis



ISLA DE LA JUVENTUD

Clara Lourdes Prieto

_Fabio Prieto Llorente

_Lymphocytis (mother) causing sores in

the mouth

_Cough producing blood, shortness of

breath and back pain

HAVANA

Loida Valdés

_Alfredo Felipe Fuentes

_Pressure / Ear



CITY OF HAVANA

Gisela Delgado

_Héctor Palacios

_Severe circulatory disorder / deep

peripheral circulatory failure / ischemic

heart disease / severe hypertension /

degenerative arthrosis

Lidia Lima Valdés

_Arnaldo Ramos Lauzerique

_Hypertensive

Elsa Morejón (psoriasis)

_Oscar Elías Biscet

_Tooth infection / Chronic gastritis

Julia Núñez

_Adolfo Fernández Saínz

_Pulmonary emphysema, kidney cyst,

hiatus hernia, prostate problems,

arterial hypertension, and blepharitis

(an infection of the eyes)

Dolia Leal

_Nelson Aguiar

_Hernia epigástrica/ problemas de riñón



LAS TUNAS

Milka María Peña Martínez

_Luis Enrique Ferrer García

_Gastritis, ulcer and inflamed

digestive tract

Melba Santana

_Alfredo Domínguez Batista

_Cirrhosis of the liver, as yet unconfirmed

Gisela Verdecia García

_Reinaldo Miguel Labrada Peña

_Gastritis, headaches and anemia

Yamilé Yáñez Labrada

_José Luis García Paneque

_Poor intestinal absorption syndrome



MATANZAS

Alejandrina García

_Diosdado González Marrero

_Tuberculosis, diarrhea, parasite infection

Gloria Amaya

_Ariel y Guido Sigler Amaya

_Gastritis

SANCTIS SPÍRITUS

Isel de las Mercedes Acosta Obregón

_Blas Giraldo Reyes

_Generalized arthrosis



VILLA CLARA

Silvia Aguado

_Antonio Villarreal

_Hernia


Bárbara Maritza Rojo Arias

_Omar Moisés Ruiz Hernández

_Gastric ulcer / gastritis/Hypertesion

Moraima León

_Arturo Pérez de Alejo

_Problemas gástricos/falta de vitaminas

Yanet Ocaña

_Léster González Pentón

_Gastritis /hypertension

PINAR DEL RIO

Elsa América González Padrón

_Víctor Rolando Arroyo

_Hypertensió / acidez / diarrhea

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2. Books

Books are highly prized by Cubans because

in Cuba, the government controls book distribution

channels and does not publish any

titles that it considers as “contaminating”

from an ideological standpoint.

The only places where citizens can have

access to certain kinds of texts are the independent

libraries. However, this access is

very limited and requires caution because

there are few copies available and the people

who manage these independent centers

are under observation.

Cubans are very anxious to have access to

the rich and varied literature that tourists to

the island can enjoy in their own countries,

without anybody persecuting them for doing

so. That is why bringing reading material for

Cubans is a proactive way of opening windows

for them into other worlds.



Recommended books

Practically anything is welcome, from fiction novels to books on philosophy, and even children’s

books. They can be donated to independent librarians or private individuals.

We have recommended some here, and have sorted them into three levels according to

their content. The first thing to know is that the Cuban government gets more irritated if you

take along books that criticize the regime or have been written by prisoners of conscience;

contemporary fiction novels or children’s stories are less problematic.

Accordingly, the green section contains books that tourists can quite comfortably carry in

their luggage; the books that require a little more care are shown in the orange section; the

most sensitive books or pamphlets, which it is advisable to keep from public view and even

carry in a discreet part of your suitcase, are shown in the red section.

* Current best-selling novels

* Classical Spanish literature

* Books by José Martí (political

thoughts)

* Constitutions of democratic countries

* Legal texts

* Biographies

_ Adolfo Suárez (architect of Spain’s

transition to democracy)

_ Gandhi


* Books on philosophy

_ “Freedom in Rousseau and Kant:

from theory to practice” / José

Ramón Recuerdo

_ “Politics” / Aristotle

_ “Between Freedom and Equality:

Introduction to the Philosophy of

Law” / Rodolfo Vázquez



* Books on Politics

_ “Education, Citizenship and

Democracy” / Ana Ayuste

_ “Ethics and Politics” / Erich Fromm



*Children’s Stories

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* Books on the Spanish Democratic

Transition

_ History of Spain (Secondary School

Texts)

_ “The Road to Democracy in Spain” /



Manuel Álvarez Tardío

_ “The Transition: thirty years on from

the dictatorship – establishment and

consolidation of democracy” /

Carme Molinero

_ “How the Transition Happened” /

Victoria Prego

* Books on the democratic transition

in Chile and the Eastern Bloc countries

* Universal Declaration of Human

Rights

* Novels and essays by authors proscribed

in Cuba

_ Mario Vargas Llosa

_ Guillermo Cabrera Infante

_ Carlos Alberto Montaner

_ Reinaldo Arenas

* Booklets on: the Damas de Blanco

or the Varela Project

* Books written by prisoners of conscience

_ Raúl Rivero

_ Ricardo González

_ Manuel Vázquez Portal



* Books on Cuba and Castro

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V. Telephone Area Codes (Prefixes)

-In order to make calls to Cuba from outside the island it

is necessary to dial the following codes:



- International call code (Spain): 00

- Cuba country code: 53

- Area code: the table shows the codes (prefixes) by province and

location (see tables below)

Followed by the number you wish to call.

-In order to make calls within the island you need to dial 0,

followed by the city area prefix (see table below), and then

the number you wish to call.

-In order to make calls from Cuba to other countries you

must first dial the international dial-out code 119, followed

by the country code, and then the number you wish to call.

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Some useful telephone numbers

- National Police: 82 0116



- Fire Department: 81 1115

- Ambulance: 24 2811

- Havana Airport: 45 3133

- Roadside assistance 24 h:

33 4691/23 9833

- Credit Card Center FINCIMEX:

55 4444


- Information: 113

- Tourist information: 24 2424



Great Britain Embassy

-Address: Calle 34, nº704 e/7ª y 17,



Miramar

Tel.: (537) 204 1771/72

embrit@ceniai.inf.cu

Canadian Embassy

-Address: Calle 30 nº 518 esq. a 7ma.



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